Bitbucket is a web-based, Git-based code hosting and collaboration tool for software development teams, and access to the app can be protected using a programmable hardware token (which takes the place of an authentication app).

In order to protect access to Bitbucket using a Fido2 key, you will first need to enable two-factor authentication, then enable authentication using a security key.

Register your FIDO2 key in your Bitbucket account

Before you can use your FIDO2 key as an access method for your Coinbase account you will need to register the key with Coinbase using the following procedure;

Signing in to Bitbucket with a FIDO2 key

Once you have registered you FIDO2 key with Bitbucket the key will be ready to be used as an authentication method when accessing your account;

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